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Blazing Saddles
For visiting mountain bikers, the volcanoes at the heart of Bali provide a wealth of great trails with some unusual challenges thrown in
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Trailside Trickery
A hands-on guide to the fast and dirty fixes to have your bike rolling again in no time
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The road to revolution
A progressive approach to switching Jakarta's commuters from driving a car to riding a bke
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Free the trails
Getting equal access to Hong Kong's trails has long been frustrating for the city's growing mountain bike community, but there are a few glimmers of a brighter future
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Mountain biking
Just because you can ride a bike doesn't mean you are ready to ride it offroad
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Reinventing Singapore
The climate makes the outdoors a good
place to be all-year-round, and the Merlion City's makeover means that there's
now more action around than you might think.
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Borneo's 4WD Safari
It rained, it poured, the roads flooded -- and the drivers in the Borneo Safari were in their element.
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Gateways to Arabia
Holding an impenetrable mysteriousness in the eyes of travelers, Dubai and Oman are now turning to a new form of tourism, which is delighting adventurers around the world.
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Taking the high road
Biking the Karakoram Highway offers 681km of awe-inspiring scenery from Kashgar in China, via the Khunjerab Pass -- the highest mountain pass in the world -- to Gilgit in Pakistan.
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Fat-tires roll through China
Mountain biking is still an alien concept in most of China, but in beautiful Yunnan Province "fat-tire" culture has caught on in a dramatic fashion.
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Downhilling it in the Himalaya: bicycling in Nepal
Experience the magnificence of the Himalaya at a leisurely pace by travelling by bicycle. First-hand adventures are yours; nature and culture are an arm-lengths away, and stopping to enjoy it is purely your decision. Set your own pace. Get a bike and get into the power seat.
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Taking to the road: mountain biking around Chiang Mai and Mae Hong Son
Like European adventurers from the turn of the century, we came to Chiang Mai to search for a lost kingdom. What we found exceeded our expectations.
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